The Houston Astros needed outfield help and were willing to trade for it. The Miami Marlins were willing to deal Jesús Sánchez. That’s how last July's trade went down between the two franchises.
When looking at the projected outfield arrangement for the Houston Astros going into the new season, there could easily be an upgrade that the Astros are looking for.
The Houston Astros just agreed to pay Jesus Sanchez $6.8 million for 2026, but that doesn't mean he's staying. Previously, multiple teams have reportedly shown interest in the outfielder, and Houston remains open to moving him despite avoiding arbitration.
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The 2025 season was filled with ups and downs for the Houston Astros, and while they finished with 87 wins, they missed the playoffs for the first time since 2016.
The new MLB season brings opportunities as players head into their walk years and try to rebound from subpar performances. These 25 players stand out heading into 2026.
The Houston Astros are hearing from multiple clubs about outfielder Jesus Sanchez just months after acquiring him at the trade deadline. General manager Dana Brown confirmed Houston is open to moving the 28-year-old as the team looks to address rotation needs.
Sánchez had a very poor finish to the 2025 season, batting .199/.269/.342 over 160 plate appearances after being acquired from Miami at the trade deadline.
The Houston Astros have a lot to figure out this offseason. After missing the playoffs for the first time since 2016, general manager Dana Brown will have his hands full when it comes to getting this franchise back into perennial contender status now that they haven't reached the ALCS for two years in a row.
The Astros removed veteran star Jose Altuve from their win over the Braves in the third inning today due to what the team has termed “right foot discomfort.
If the Houston Astros needed a pick-me-up on Thursday, they got one from outfielder Jesús Sánchez. Sánchez entered the Astros game against the Baltimore Orioles, wallowing with a 0-for-27 hitless skid.
The Houston Astros are locked in a tight race atop the American League West, but one of their recent trade deadline additions has yet to find his rhythm.
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The Houston Astros hit one out of the park. After another sterling performance, third baseman Carlos Correa continues to look like this year's best trade-deadline acquisition.
The Miami Marlins were actually very quiet at the MLB trade deadline, only trading Jesus Sanchez to the Houston Astros. Well, with the deadline now over, the Marlins have swung another deal with the Astros.
It has been a struggle in the second half for the Houston Astros, who have started to see their lead in the American League West shrink. At the deadline, the AL West was one of the most active in terms of making improvements.
The Miami Marlins had a surprising but refreshingly quiet MLB trade deadline.
The Houston Astros lead the American League West and came out of the deadline with some big bats. In a lineup that's full of injuries, Houston traded for former Astros star Carlos Correa, Baltimore's Ramon Urias and Jesus Sanchez from the Miami Marlins.
The Miami Marlins were largely quiet during the MLB trade deadline. Peter Bendix decided to hold onto both Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrarear instead of moving them to a playoff contender desperate for a starting pitcher.
The MLB trade deadline has come and gone, and while the Miami Marlins opted to hold onto Sandy Alcantara and Edward Cabrera, they did make one notable move: they traded outfielder Jesus Sanchez to the Houston Astros.
The Miami Marlins traded outfielder Jesus Sanchez to the Houston Astros right before the MLB trade deadline on Thursday, a deal that really wasn't surprising for Marlins fans.
Houston was known to be seeking a left-handed bat ahead of the deadline.
The general consensus is that even if the Miami Marlins don't have another fire sale, they will at least be making some moves before MLB trade deadline.
Miami Marlins Right Fielder Jesus Sanchez had a game for the ages last night at home against the Chicago Cubs. He had a leadoff home run and a walk-off triple as the Marlins prevailed 8-7.
The Chicago Cubs were one out away from beating the Miami Marlins on Monday night until Marlins outfielder Jesus Sanchez had other plans.
Jesus Sanchez hit a walk-off single in the 10th inning as the host Miami Marlins defeated the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-4 on Tuesday night. With Xavier Edwards beginning the inning on second base, the Dodgers intentionally walked Kyle Stowers before Augustin Ramirez singled off reliever J.P.
After suffering a left oblique strain in spring training, Miami Marlins outfielder Jesus Sanchez was activated from the 10-day injured list and will make his season debut Tuesday in the series opener against the visiting Arizona Diamondbacks.
Miami Marlins outfielder Jesus Sanchez suffered a left oblique injury and is sidelined for four weeks. Marlins manager Clayton McCullough spoke to the media regarding the strain.
The Marlins will get Jesús Sánchez reps in center field this spring, manager Clayton McCullough said this morning (relayed by Isaac Azout of Fish on First).
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